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A critical vulnerability in Kyverno's certificate validation logic could allow attackers to bypass DNS name constraints, undermining the security of trusted certificate chains. The flaw, designated CVE-2026-33810, resides in how the software handles excluded DNS constraints when verifying certificates. Specifically, th...
A critical validation flaw in `rustls-webpki`, the widely deployed Rust library for TLS certificate chain verification, permitted wildcard certificate names to bypass DNS name constraints that should have restricted them. The vulnerability, designated RUSTSEC-2026-0099, was identified in version 0.103.10 and patched ac...
A validation defect in the rustls-webpki cryptographic library allowed name constraints for URI names to be incorrectly accepted, potentially opening a path for certificate misissuance exploitation in TLS handshake contexts. The vulnerability, tracked as RUSTSEC-2026-0098 and linked to GHSA-965h-392x-2mh5, was discover...
A security audit has identified three vulnerabilities in rustls-webpki, a widely deployed Rust library for X.509 certificate validation and TLS operations. The most severe issue, catalogued as RUSTSEC-2026-0104, allows a reachable panic during certificate revocation list (CRL) parsing in versions prior to 0.103.13 and ...
A security audit has identified multiple vulnerabilities in `[email protected]`, a widely deployed Rust library for TLS certificate validation. The flaws affect critical certificate verification functions, raising concerns for applications that rely on the library for secure network connections. The audit, catalog...
The rustls-webpki cryptographic library has issued version 0.103.13, patching two security vulnerabilities that could compromise certificate validation in Rust-based TLS implementations. The more severe issue—a reachable panic triggered during Certificate Revocation List (CRL) parsing—was disclosed under security advis...